Manejo da enfermagem na síndrome de hellp: uma revisão integrativa

Abstract

HELLP syndrome is one of the most severe and challenging obstetric complications in maternal health, requiring specialized attention and swift action from nursing professionals. This integrative review aimed to identify the best nursing practices for preventing this syndrome, based on the analysis of scientific studies published between 1993 and 2024. The findings reveal that nurses play a key role in the early detection of clinical signs, the implementation of evidence-based practices, and the continuous education of pregnant women. Active nursing involvement in prenatal care can significantly reduce the risk of progression from mild to severe forms of the syndrome. The study also highlights knowledge gaps among Primary Care professionals, reinforcing the need for ongoing training and the implementation of specific clinical protocols. It concludes that valuing humanized care and the continuous professional development of nursing teams are essential pillars for the effective prevention of HELLP syndrome and for ensuring maternal safety.